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Most often, when we talk about fishing, it’s the physical aspects we are concerned with: how to catch, what to catch, etcetera? But what about the metaphysical? The Why. The Why is at least as ...

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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act created a new Workforce Pell program, which opens up Pell Grant eligibility to short-term job training programs that have traditionally been excluded from federal higher ...